Rise and Fall of the Persian Achaemenid Empire
One of the earliest largest contiguous land empires in history of the world, the Achaemenid ruled dominated the Middle East, Anatolia, and Northern Africa from their rise in 559 BCE until their downfall in 330 BCE. it became a source of pride and identity that reached to this very day of modern day Iran.
Subscribe to:
Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts This Week
-
The 19th century dawned with turbulence as Europe reached a cross road between 2 paths – the continuation of the old order and transfor...
-
The Great Seljuk Empire emerged in the midst of division and chaos in the Islamic world. From migratory people, they transformed into conq...
-
Great Britain and France – a rivalry that ran for more than a half a millennium, but in the quest for industrial revolution, unfortunatel...
-
BASF Factory (1881) She emerged as the most industrialized country by the end of the 19th century. Germany surpassed the home of the i...
-
Ashurnasipal in the throne The New Assyrian Empire was the most powerful kingdom that dominated the Middle East during the early 1st ...


